Ballet of Lights: Cinderella in a Sparkling Show
⭐ After captivating audiences worldwide with Peter Pan, Ballet of Lights presents Cinderella! This classic fairy tale is reimagined in a ballet show where dancers shine in glow-in-the-dark costumes.
- SA · NSW · VIC · WA · QLD
- Nov 2026 – Feb 2027
About
Cinderella returns in a bold, new ballet that’s redefining classical dance. Watch as dancers in illuminated costumes twirl and glow across the stage, breathing new life into this beloved fairytale.
Whether it’s the hilarious antics of the evil stepsisters, the opulence of the Royal Ball, or the heartwarming romance between the Prince and Cinderella, each magical moment is brought to life through dance, colour, and light.
Be part of the magic.
Venue
Seymour Centre
Corner City Road and Cleveland Street, Chippendale, NSW, 2008
Seymour Centre is the University of Sydney’s performing arts centre, on the corner of City Road and Cleveland Street in Chippendale. Funded by a bequest from businessman Everest York Seymour and opened in 1975, it has three theatres, the York (780 seats), the Everest and the Reginald, plus the Sound Lounge. It presents theatre, music, comedy and festival events and houses facilities for the university’s music department.
Getting there
Train: Redfern Station is a 10-minute walk via Ivy Street. Central Station is about a 20-minute walk via Cleveland Street.
Bus: A bus stop outside the centre on City Road has frequent services throughout the day.
Car: The Shepherd Street car park costs $4 an hour (maximum $24) and is paid through the CellOPark app or the pay station. Limited free parking is available at the university and in surrounding streets.
Accessibility
Lifts serve all levels and wheelchair seating is available in all venues, with an adjacent seat for a companion; tell the Box Office when booking. Fully accessible toilets are on the ground floor, and over-ear hearing loops are available in the Everest and York theatres for some shows. Three accessible parking spaces are on Maze Crescent, and the Shepherd Street car park has lifts and a ramped path to the Lower Foyer. Seymour is a Companion Card affiliate; call (02) 7255 1561.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
Capitol Theatre Melbourne
113 Swanston Street, Melbourne, VIC, 3000
The Capitol is a 1924 cinema and theatre at 113 Swanston Street, opposite Melbourne Town Hall, owned and run by RMIT University. Designed by Marion Mahony Griffin and Walter Burley Griffin, it was Victoria's first extravagant picture palace and is regarded as the Griffins' greatest interior design work. RMIT restored and reopened it in 2019, and the theatre now seats about 570 for screenings, performances, talks and festivals.
Getting there
Tram: Stop 6 Town Hall/Collins Street (routes 11, 12, 48 and 109) and stop 11 Collins Street/Swanston Street (routes 1, 3, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67 and 72).
Train: About a five-minute walk from Flinders Street or Melbourne Central stations.
Car: Metered and timed parking is on nearby streets, and there are several car parks close by, including Federation Square car park.
Accessibility
Enter the Capitol Arcade from Swanston Street or Howie Place and take the lift halfway along the arcade to the Foyer level; a separate lift inside serves the Theatre, Salon and Lounge levels. The theatre has eight wheelchair spaces with eight companion seats, four reached from the Foyer level and four from the Salon level by lift. Wheelchair-accessible toilets with baby change are on the Foyer level, and a hearing loop covers the whole building. Accessible parking is on Little Collins and surrounding streets, and at Federation Square car park.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
Princess Theatre Brisbane
8 Annerley Road, Woolloongabba, QLD, 4102
The Princess Theatre is a heritage-listed theatre at 8 Annerley Road, Woolloongabba, built in 1888 and described by its operators as Queensland's oldest standing theatre. After many years as a picture theatre, warehouse and church, it was restored and reopened in 2021 by the owners of The Tivoli. It now presents live music, comedy and performing arts, with capacity for 900 standing or 500 seated.
Getting there
Train: South Bank station is the closest, about 850 m away. Exit onto Grey Street, walk to Vulture Street, then turn right at Clarence Corner onto Annerley Road.
Bus: Mater Hill busway station is less than 200 m from the venue, and South Bank busway station is within 1 km.
Car: There is no on-site parking and street parking is limited. The nearest car parks are Princess Parking (not affiliated with the venue) and the Mater Hospital, with the Vulture Street and Queensland Cricketers' Club car parks (Secure Parking) also close by. Taxis and rideshare can use the loading zone outside Hotel Diana next door.
Accessibility
There are two steps from the street into the venue, and wheelchair users are directed to a wheelchair lift next to the Fables cafe. A reserved accessible section is available for patrons with access needs and their companions. Email accessibility@theprincesstheatre.com.au at least two business days before your event to join the accessibility list and skip the queue; Companion Card bookings are also made by email. The upstairs Gallery area is not wheelchair accessible. Assistance animals are welcome and some events are Auslan interpreted.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
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